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Renee Cote: Auburn residents need to stay vigilant about protecting lake - Vimarsana News

Renee Cote: Auburn residents need to stay vigilant about protecting lake

After the decisive vote for a new mayor and two new City Council members, we can look forward to a city government that is transparent and more receptive to the wishes of Auburn citizens. However, the results from Nov. 7 will not affect decisions that will be made at the upcoming Planning Board meeting on […]

Jason Levesque and Jeff Harmon lay out different futures for Auburn - Vimarsana News

Jason Levesque and Jeff Harmon lay out different futures for Auburn

The race in Auburn features a three-term incumbent who has overseen a period of tremendous growth against a newcomer who has led several citizen efforts against the current trajectory of the City Council, and believes a "new direction" is needed.

There is no reason to restrict airport growth - Vimarsana News

There is no reason to restrict airport growth

On Aug. 28, the citizens of Owls Head will be asked to vote on a proposal that will prohibit any growth or construction at the Knox County Airport unless approved

The Maine City Setting the Gold Standard for Pro-Development Zoning Reforms - Vimarsana News

The Maine City Setting the Gold Standard for Pro-Development Zoning Reforms

Auburn, Maine, a city of 20,000 residents, has plans to add enough housing to increase its population by 25 percent by 2025.

$5.2M for fire station tops May 3 warrant  - Mount Desert Islander - Vimarsana News

$5.2M for fire station tops May 3 warrant  - Mount Desert Islander

Voters at the annual town meeting on May 3 will be asked to authorize the town to borrow up to $5.24 million to expand the fire station in Northeast Harbor.